AC Milan has rejected an approach from New York City FC for United States attacker Christian Pulisic, according to sources confirmed to ESPN. The Italian club has stated that the player is not for sale, putting an end to recent transfer speculation involving the 27-year-old forward.
Pulisic, who joined Milan from Inter Milan in January 2024, has been a key player for the Rossoneri this season. His performances have drawn interest from several clubs, including NYCFC, which has reportedly made an inquiry about a potential transfer. However, Milan has made it clear that they have no intention of selling the American international at this time.
Sources close to the situation indicated that while NYCFC's interest is genuine, Milan's stance remains firm. The club is focused on retaining its core squad as it competes in both Serie A and European competitions. Pulisic's current contract with Milan is set to expire in 2026, and there have been no indications of a buyout clause being triggered or any other terms that would facilitate a transfer.
The rejection of NYCFC's approach highlights Milan's commitment to maintaining stability in its attacking line. Pulisic's role in the team has been crucial, and the club's management appears to be prioritizing long-term planning over short-term transfer activity.
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